The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-18, Page 161
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GQI •I :RICI l SI9NAL,STA.1k; THURSDY, MARCH 1-8, 1976",
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the. Auburn Presbyterian,
Womer0s Missionary Society`
met for its March meeting at
the home of Mrs. Frank •
' worked the stitch . on •her
Raithby. President
Wilfred Sanderson opened the'
meeting.
The devotional period was'
in the charge of Mrs. Frances
C'•ark. She chose for her
scripture'. lesson, EpIiesiens',
• the ; fear th chaptei= andOaSed.
her Me
dltationron the theme. ,
",Kindness is the golden cord
that holdspeopletogether."-
Roll
to
;e te
r"
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Roll Call was answered by
Bible ver e containing
a Bib s the.
word, . "Kindness." The of-
fering was 'received by the
treasurer, .Mrs. Frances,
. Clark and dedicated by Mrs.
Sanderson:
The Mission study was the
Canadian Indian in 'today's..
world -'their past, their
present day's problems and
the hope icor their future.
The minutes of the January
meeting• were `adopted as
read by the secretary -Miss
Minnie Wagner. Mrs.
'Frances Clark gave the
financial statement.
An invitation, was •recived
for April 14 at 2:30 to attend
'the. Belgrave • Women's
Missionary Society Easter
Thankoffering meeting when
Miss Lavonne Ballagh of
Wingham will, be the guest
speaker:
A letter of thanks was read
from' Mrs. G. L:.. Royal
thanking the Society for the
Christmas gift.
Plans were made to have
- ilia-Eas`Ter "TFlank offeruig in.
Mark's 'Anglican Church
at 8 p.m. with their rector,-
Rev. Fred Carson as guest -
speaker. An invitation to,
other organitations• • in the`
village will be sent,
It was announced that the
- annual rneetir4tg ":jf the:
Hamilton and London
Synodical Society would be
field at Chippewa on April 6
The faders also told how to
enlarge .a design using a
quids s&ale. Trudy .and Faye.
dernonstr 'ted; the twisted
chain"stitch • and each girl
Sampler; They are to do the
';dame on their learning; 'stit-
ches article.
Auburn 1 4-H club held the
third meeting.;,at the bon e:of
•the assistant" leader, Mrs.
Johnildebrand.. President,
pened
Marilynlyn Wightman op
the •:ineerting with the . 4-H
pledge e.
pl followed b:jr• teh
minutes read by. Sharon
Stadle'mann.
• `Roll call was answered by
telling the _polar harmony
Ieag.ue each , had `chosen for. her
learning stitches article.
Miss Jane Pengeliey, home
economist for Huron .County
was guest at the meeting and
.spoke 'and showed some free
choice articles. It was . an-
nounced that Achievement
Day would be May 29 with
record books inbn May 21.
The members 'decided to
call _themselves Asticho
ni
Bunes
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
and the assistant leader Mrs.
'John Hildebrand demon-
strated the new stitches to.tle..
girls and .all- worked on their
sampler..
Social News "
•Mr. Alfred Rollinson came
home last week after being a
patient in Clinton- Public
Hospital. '•
' Mr: and Mrs. Edgar Daer,
Wi , ` and Mrs.Harold:
Me Cli ngy
Mrs-..Phy.11ia.
Plunkett, ,Toronto, Mr. Vic.
Corran of Toronto and. , Mr.
and Mrs.. .Audrey McNichol,
RR 2 Blyth returned home
last week • after a two; week
holiday at Melbourne Beach,
Florida.
Mr. Alvin .Plunkett
patient • in 'University
• Hospital.,.. London .where he
underwent surgery an his
knee .:
Lunch.•:was-served-by
4-H
Ayiburn•2 4-H club. rnet for
the third meeting at the home °
of :Jayne -Arthur. President,
Sandra Popp was . in charge
and opened the meeting withH
the'.4-.pledge followed
minutes of last meeting read .
by the secretary, Yvonne
Bean-
Memb'ers answered the roll
• Call by •.telling the color.
• harrnony they had chosen for
their learning stitches article.
Plans were made to hold the
next meeting on March 22 at
• p,cri. at 'the home of Yvonne
• Bean.
A discussion took piece 'On
the :uses for the back stitch.
Trudy Machan and Faye
Seers discussed with - .the
. members how to create a
design and each girl triedher
hand at designing a few
• simple` patterns..'
MR and Mrs. Cecil Bonner
aneNancy `"o fi.ondon;' J Ir
_and—Mrs.--Donald--Htiat- Of
London and ' Mrs: Bessie
Solman of Waterloo .visited
last Sunday . with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McCauley and
Melody. • •
Mrs. Chester McPhee is .a
llowed by -the'. Patient in , Clinton. . 'Public
Hospital'.
UCW
• -Unit 2 of the United Church
• .Women of • Knox United
Church held' -the monthly
'meeting. in the Sunday school
room of the chur .h on
Wednesday, March
mee ing commence
elicio _ s dessert tun
0. The
with a
eon.
The : fternoo ' as spent
quilting:. quilt. During the
afternoon the meeting: was
held. --
Mrs. ' Thomas Jardin
• conducted the worship ser-
vice. The theme was -"More
Mainstreet Religion." ;
The assistant leader, Mrs.
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Kenneth.. McDougall ,con- '
ducted the business part of
the meting . The minutes of
the February meeting were
read by:the secretary, Mrs.
Beth Lansing and were al),
as read. She also gav't
the treasurer's report.•
A ..thank -you • leiter wase
,-r d pl, nr to F. •r
-_the Easter Thankoffer'ing
meeting, •
Hostesses were Mrs. Ross
Rubinson and Mrs, Thomas
Jardin' •
Euchre Winners si -.
The winners at the euchre
pTtrty were Mrs. Cathy Rody,
Mrs. Ted Mills'; William Craig.
.ind Orville McPhee and Doug,
Glousher : won:' the tiove,lty
prize:
Electrics capture
.� �ion h.. p
Asuper series by two super
teams .'is • the only way, to -
de.scribe last weekends battle
between, the . first place
Graham . Electrics and Port
Elgin where the Electrics
took the series two games to
°
one to win the league title.
It was a series .that
disp.layed great goaltending
lots of good offensive and
defensive play,',offensive,
nd . heavy
checking. • - •
For the Electrics- it was a
come from behind , series;
where they lost the first game
2-0 and then had to win two,
straight. They were down '2-1
at the end of ' the second
period in Port Elgin and
came back with a 4-2 win in
the second game. In game
three they were down 1-0 at.
the end of - the first end came,
back to win 3-1.
I ev-iri - Pea gap- came
"throu:gh 'with consistent
• goaltending for the Electrics
the entire playoffs herd the
Port Elgin scoring down in
,the first game•., where • the
Goderibh Boys couldn't seem
to muster up a -attack. The '
game featured apenalty shot
in'Which Dave Jewell of the
Electrics made a -fantastic
•move. onthe Pert Elgin. goalie
' only to Ge'foiled Scott Stokes,
Bre rr t--�i1-li am
on and
Fe:a.g: t; ;t:,: a� strpng .first
—
In the second game,
relentness checking by Doug
Lounsbury, 'Mike Brenner.
and Ken Huff held the fort
until the third period where
Trevor Erb, Grant Garrow,
Tedd--G--a-ham-rand . David'
Jewell displayed a awesome
attack of power and. for their
efforts notched three goals. In
the game- Erb had two goals
with Graham. arid Garrow
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ti
adding singles.
In game three,•the fearless
foursorrre . on'. the Electric.
blueline, SC o4 Stokes, Trevor
Martin, Robbie Gibbons, and
Shawn Rahbek handed out
stiff bodychecks. It was
through their efforts that the
_.Port .Elgin, offensive attack,
coitipletely•broke down.
Trevor Erb who played
good two-way hockey, not-
ched •twogoals and Grant
Garrow had the other goal.
Todd. Graham had two assists
and -Dave Sewell had one.
Coach Williamson and
Manager Huff felt it vias the.
teams depth on all three lines
and on defense which enabled
the team to wear their op-
ponents down.' over three
periods..__.
• The F
Seaforth last .:Tuesday and
again . tonightfor the
W.O.A.A. ,_.•grand cham-
pionship.
•
Rookies -grab.: first
.near season • end
The Rookies Jed by Spnny -
Moore hit for seven points.
Monday night.to take over,
first place in the Men's'
Monday night:bowling league
with a three point advantage
over, French Dry Cleaners.
Moore rolled a 298 single. and.
a 779 triple to help the.
Rookies into first;,.witb 109
season 'points. French' were
shut out for -rthe evening
despite a 258 single from Bob
Mills and a • 731 three 'game.
effort by Don McWhinney:
The Cleaners., have 101 points
fore
the s "a son .
John Hoy chipped in a 278'
single and a 746 .triple to head
points. Lee Ryan rolled a 329
single while teammatta Clare
McCue was grabbing a 737
triple to help tile Hopefulsto
their big win to stay -abreast
of themanufacturers,
w 4D n,nisl LeSt'un Managed a
29.4 single and Don Siemon.a.
652 triple' Nit Augie's.tDogies
went scoreless on the night
leaving them s tra nded. w i tht 86
paints and eighth 'place
standing., The Dogiesare four
up" on "the- slumping Roy's
Boys who picked up twos
oints behind Gerry Pi.tre's
279 si
9 n le
and n 6 8"triple.-:The
g 3
two pointer leaves Roy's in
ninth spot with 82 points: A&P
up Len's Wreckers five point • enjoyed a rare five point.
evening that boosted them .night • boosting their .tenth
from fifth spot to third with a place total to 36 points. The
96 point season total. The grocers were led on the night
effort moves the Wreckers by Art Burts who rolled a 280
into a tie with the Tail Ends single and 694 triple.
who also were shutout on the
night with Doug Zoethout's
238 single. and BillMclsaac's
646 triple going for naught.'
The Signal Stars held -onto
fourth spot by a slim margin
after. George Vanderburgh
came upwith a 328 single and
822 triple to help.the Stars to
two points for the.eVening and
an outside shot -at a'firstplace
standing" in the next two
weeks. The Stass are just six
points ahead of Goderich
Manufacturing and the
Hopefuls who both enjoyed
perfect seven point evenings.
Goderich Manufacturing
rallied behind Charles •
Williams who ;hit a 303.single
and turned' it into an818-.triple
for theseven pointer boosting
«t -heir' 'season :output. to:` 90'_
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